RARE KAKANIN in Marikina City?! CHEAP Filipino Street Food in Manila Philippines! PINOY Street Food

[@numberbender]

I just want to share how my tita baby was cooking bibingka galapong outside the same house before it was renovated: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3_Cp2awntR1gqM this is the vlog I made in 2019, back when my nanay Ine was still alive. at 1:59 @foodiemmaPH was talking about how this house started as a simple sari-sari store in the street of "Bayan" palengke. Thank you, FoodieMammaPH for sharing my tita Baby's kakanin to your followers.

[@JovitoBernardo-de6kp]

Saan po sa palengke yn ng marikina San Banda po yn mam

[@ObeeWan803]

I can’t believe that I’ve just discovered your channel. My wife and I got hooked on this first episode and are now binge-watching…and of course, we are now subscribers here in Texas. Looking forward to enjoy your future videos. God bless you and your family!

[@foodiemommaph]

Thanks so much! Appreciate it.❤️

[@Vablonsky]

I envy the informal atmosphere that you featured on this episode. You basically ate bibingka galapong at someone's home and then mango from an impromptu encounter from a vendor on his bicycle-cart. Then, at a local mom and pop bakery...which was the one place that felt most like a "business." Bravo! This is quintessential street food culture and casual eating.

[@Catcat00-00]

Super love watching your videos while I'm eating! Ang saya! 😊

[@foodiemommaph]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@MariaGarcia-mi2cz]

Hello po. Always watching from the US without skipping ads! Miss Pinas street foods talaga. Ang alam ko lang noon fish balls, adidas and pork BBQ. Now so many choices na talaga. Haven't been home for a while. I only vist evey 10 years. Take care always and God bless...

[@foodiemommaph]

Yes. Iba talaga ang pinoy street food!😍

[@pinoytotstvusa]

Wow sarap favorite ko yang bibingka nayan, sarap talaga ng mga pinoy street food. Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@ricardomendoza501]

Thank you for this video. Na miss ko tuloy ang Marikina at Santa Elena. Malapit lang ako nakatira dyan dati sa simbahan. Shout out sa mga taga C.Cruz street (lambak), Santa Elena.

[@foodiemommaph]

You're welcome!❤️

[@angelopaolo]

I missed street food most of all. I used to play around palenke when I was little and buy fresh pande Sal in the morning.

[@foodiemommaph]

Wow that must be so precious 😍

[@squarenplumb]

Salamat for sharing. The food looks delicious. I will try that when I get the chance to get there in Marikina.

[@darrylk808]

Had to look up galapong. It's a batter made by soaking glutonous rice in water and grinding it up with the water. May have to try making it. I love bibinka. So many varieties of bibinka. I have a moringa tree in my yard. My neighbor is Filipino and his trees are seeding in my yard. That's how we tell if the house belongs to a Filipino, and by the color of the house too.😁

[@rockymagnaye7314]

try NONGFU PANCITERIA in Parang Marikina..one of the best tasting pancit in marikina..thanks

[@1725faraway]

Sarap naman😋miss ko ang mga kakanin,sa pilipinas!

[@louiecordova6748]

So Delicious

[@FOODHUNTERPH]

sarapppppp kakamis !!!

[@sdl12]

Always so excited to see Marikina food ❤

[@foodiemommaph]

There's so much good food!❤️

[@MsLilac88]

I always enjoy watching your amazing food exploration & review videos, foodie momma. 😊

[@MsLilac88]

I have not been to the Philippines but I think that Boracay looks so beautiful in the travel videos. 😊

[@dis-easekennedy]

ituloy mo lang po yan ignore sa mga nega, iyong ibang kapwa mo food vlogger , napapanood ko sila sa feed ko

[@Leigh134]

Wow that's yummu

[@foodiemommaph]

Super!

[@fiqsyafiq2671]

Shrimp paste on mango is same like Rojak paste or belacan paste in Malaysia? Basically from dry shrimp.

[@foodiemommaph]

Correct. Like belacan 🙂

[@leonardoluga5434]

DELICIOUS STREET FOOD HOME MADE AND BIBINGKA GULOPONG

[@maryanndelaserna5414]

Gumanda na yung bahay ni ate baby ahhh

[@jocelynsalgado4799]

Parang Maha Blanca yata, dahil sa Cornstarch ito kaya soft.

[@lasvegas150]

Oo nga parang maha blanka pero binake nya

[@justmebengskie7647]

Ano pong church ung sa tindhaan ng mga isaw tusok tusok? Thanks po😊

[@foodiemommaph]

Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Our Lady of the Abandoned

[@Luke-nz3rh]

Very surprising! In the UK can get 1kg onions from supermarket for 70 peso

[@foodiemommaph]

😲

[@MsLilac88]

The food looks so mouthwatering. 😊

[@dis-easekennedy]

dalaga pa mother namin ghumagawa na sila ng lola ko ng kakanin, pero yung bibingka galapong at bibingka kalamay munngo ay sariling recipe ng nanay ko at iyon ang binabalikan ng mag suki niya at yung kutsinta na ma sarsa sa ibabaw

[@rueleustaquio4004]

Exact loc.

[@arneldelacruz8261]

What street po location yung bibingka store?

[@dis-easekennedy]

12 Villalon St. Sto Nino Marikina City ipag tanong lang ninyo ang name ni aling ine amgbibingka kila na po don

[@binhduchoang6026]

YUMMY!!!

[@kimkaleidoscope919]

😋❤😋

[@xaitotlastimoso8043]

Anong oras po kayo nagpunta mam?

[@foodiemommaph]

Early morning po around 8am

[@xaitotlastimoso8043]

Thank you po mam. By the way i enjoy your blog. I love kakanin.. Godbless.

[@foodiemommaph]

@@xaitotlastimoso8043 salamat po!❤️

[@BELLAPHONTOO]

You back for good?

[@marissaramirez905]

What street is the seller of bibingka galapong?

[@foodiemommaph]

12 Villalon street sto. Nino marikina

[@biendereviere]

The fried Siomai how could replicate these at home?

[@foodiemommaph]

It's just the same siomai recipe but fried

[@gloriadahonog2585]

San b yang lugar sa marikinat parang looban pki bigay ang address

[@foodiemommaph]

12 Villalon St Sto. Nino Marikina City

[@1725faraway]

Marikina,malayo ba yan sa pasay city?

[@foodiemommaph]

An hour po siguro

[@1725faraway]

Oky,thank you

[@topenaverra5761]

San sa Marikina ito?

[@foodiemommaph]

12 Villalon St Sto. Nino Marikina City

[@biancajaena4910]

Hi po, saan po located ang kakanin ni aling baby?

[@foodiemommaph]

12 Villalon St Sto. Nino Marikina City

[@johnmontenegro670]

Masungit na tindera yan l

[@eduardochavacano]

now this Bibingka is fILIPINO street food and not those fish balls and chicken intestines that are only sold because they are cheap and come from Chinese factories.

[@marikitliwayway6703]

Hindi po bibingka ang nasa thumbnail biko po hello

[@dis-easekennedy]

sorry po bibingka po yan dahil may caramelized cocomilk sa ibabaw, ang biko po ay Malagkit lang na niluto sa arnibal at binubudburan ng binusang latik ng niyog sa ibabaw

[@alexfortfortaleza333]

OA mo mag vlogge

[@foodiemommaph]

Thanks 😊

[@gloriadahonog2585]

Dont b maarte to blog..mas maganda kun tagalog my dating tatak pinoy

[@rjtorres326]

Not a basher but you must explore more of Marikina, Sta. Elena lang po yan mga food trip mo. There are a lot of hidden street/cheaper foods in our city. I mean a lot, Mang Manings, Sallys, Nanay Juaning kilala mo po sila? Legit Marikina food vendor po sila. Try mo din po explore District 2 mas madami din po doon. I can say not a legit Marikeño ka.

[@dis-easekennedy]

pasensya na po siguro iyan lang muna ang na feature niya dahil nasa Sto. Nino po siya yung Public market lang po ang nasa Sta Elena, at hindi nyo naman po siya masisisi, dahil suki na siya ng kakanin namin kaya iyan agad ang naisip niyang i-vlog. sana po maging proud na lang po na nagbigyang pansin ng vlogger ang marikina, at madami din namang vlogger nay hindi lahat napuntaha may specific na lugar talag silang pinupuntahan. huwag po kayong magagalit

[@rjtorres326]

@@dis-easekennedy nah, im not bashing her. Kaya nga po sabi ko explore more of Marikina. Ikaw po ba kilala mo din mga nabanggit ko na tao? Kung legit na Marikeño ka you should have. Peace po. Just explore more sana para mas lumaki channel niya.